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I too have been trying to find a good solution to the heat generated within
our green houses. I had done some research several years ago and found
that the tinted canopies block light but not the infra red that produces
the vast majority of the heat. Tinted canopies are good though because our
cockpits are generally too bright anyway. Just don't assume they make for
a cooler cockpit!
There are stick on films that are very effective infra red blockers but the
canopy outgasses for many years I'm told and bubbles will form between the
canopy and film. Did not want to screw up my canopy that took a hundred
hours to get just right so I abandoned that idea.
I bought a Koger Sunshade at Oshkosh this year. It's a window shade that
has a single slider attached to the interior mid canopy longitudinally.
When you want heat you slide the thing back and it stores near the canopy
rollover and when you want shade it pulls forward along the single track.
The track is designed for bubble conopies.
Stay tuned and I will try and get it installed and report as to how it
works. Have been so buisy I probably will not get it installed till this
winter.
Jim Frantz
angleofattack.com
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